DEVELOPER NEWS STREAM
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Russell OjeCPI in Solana: A Function Call with a Guest List
Five days ago, CPI was three letters I had started to recognize in the docs. Now I have watched...
Harihar NautiyalAstrophage: Building a Two-Stage Random Forest Exoplanet Classifier in Rust
How I achieved 94.81% accuracy on NASA Kepler data using a custom Two-Stage Random Forest built in Rust — and why the architecture mirrors how astronomers analyze candidate signals.
Tu codigo cotidianoReverse proxy mínimo en Rust: enrutar tráfico por Host
Reverse proxy mínimo en Rust: enrutar tráfico por Host Publiqué un nuevo tutorial en...
Sedar OlmezClive — a friendly CLI for local LLMs
Why I built Clive For the last couple of weeks, as the cost of frontier models kept...
Divyesh KakadiyaRust Closures — Why Are There Three? Fn, FnMut, and FnOnce Finally Explained
I kept getting confused by Fn, FnMut, and FnOnce. Then one simple analogy made it all click — a reader, an editor, and a one-time guy with a notebook.
Sergey BoyarchukRust Compiler's JVM Backend Optimized: Faster Compilation via Efficient Stack Map Generation
Introduction The Rust compiler's JVM backend, rustc\_codegen\_jvm, plays a pivotal role...
Don Johnson389 Tests Passed. NIST Still Caught the Bug.
What stress-testing a calculator for AI agents taught me about independent reference data, mutation gates, and sources of truth whose authority can be revoked by evidence.
Theo Ezell (webMethodMan)Stop Using GlobalAlloc: How to Build Constant-Time Memory in Rust
Memory allocation is not a feature — it is a security liability. In high-assurance Trusted Execution...
NexsusForgeDev🚀 UPDATE: v0.3.0 is officially out!
Hey everyone! Thanks to those who checked out the initial version. I've been working hard on making...
RaphaelI built a 30MB database client in Rust. Here's what it cost me.
DBeaver takes about 8 seconds to start on my machine. It idles around 800MB of RAM before I've opened...
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SomeB1oody[Advanced Rust] 2.1. API Design Principles of Unsurprising - Naming Tips, Implementing Common Traits
Full title: [Advanced Rust] 2.1. API Design Principles of Unsurprising - Naming Tips, Implementing...
Juan TorchiaSniffnet: monitor your network without losing your mind to tcpdump
Sniffnet is a cross-platform network traffic monitor written in Rust. Real UI, real-time charts, no security PhD required to understand what's actually going on.
Sergey BoyarchukIntroducing Test That!: A New Rust Testing Library to Enhance Developer Experience and Gather Feedback
Introduction Rust’s rise as a language for safety-critical and performance-sensitive...
Athreya aka Maneshwarratatop day 2: the memory box, and the lie in `free -h`
Hello, I'm Maneshwar. I'm building git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer that runs on every commit. It is...
shiheb amriVessel Update: One-click Docker setup, container runner, and multi-logs tailing
Based on comments from my first post, I updated Vessel (the local-first VPS panel built with Rust and...
hiyoyoDesigning consistent UX across 10 different macOS Utility Apps
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air (Intel). When 10 apps share the same machine, they'd...